Poland China Sow Sale Near Rising City in February 1910
Pol andre sow sale invites buyers to Surprise Nebraska at five miles south of Rising City on February 26 1910. Readers are urged to read the sale bill in the paper and request a catalog from Frank Patton and W B Stine at the post office Surprise Neb.
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Rising City
Frank Patton
W. B. Stine
Public sales and local notices from Osceola and vicinity
Public sales announced for February and March include A Hennings sale on the W H Myers farm near Osceola with 22 head of livestock and farm tools, and C E Nelson selling live stock and machinery near the Osceola depot. Local events note sermons on Lincoln and revival meetings, a Stromsburg mill lease by Chas Emminger, a clearing sale by W C Pike, and updates on a hospitalized child and Lincoln birthday observances.
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A. H. Hennings
W. H. Myers
Osceola
C. E. Nelson
Grassmueck
Chas. Emminger
Stromsburg
Joe Tschauner
Gateley Bros
Charlie
Stromsberg
W. C. Pike
Milton Colwell
Mrs. Miller Dies at Home in Osceola After Long Illness
Augusta Elizabeth French Miller who lived in Osceola Illinois and died February 15 1910 at age 58 years 5 months and 25 days after a decade of invalidism. Family from Rochelle Illinois Ely Nevada Rushbury Washington and Osceola attended. Funeral at the M E church followed by burial in Osceola cemetery. Reverend A A Randall delivered the sermon citing John 14. The obituary notes devotion to family home life and faith.
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South Deceola
Rochelle Ilis
Miller
Loewe Knecht
Ely
Nevada
Pearl Vanderlinder
Rushbury
Wash
M. E
Osceola
A. A. Randall
M. E. Church
St. John
J. A. Jackson
W. H. Weeden
S. W. Gushee
T. W. Blake
W. O Mickey
J. D. Hartman
Augusta Elizabeth French
DeZalo County
Illinois
Wescott F. Miller
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
Nebraska
Rosco Floyd
Perry Morgan
Jessie Loere Knecht
Eis
Ethel Pearl, van de Linder
Washington
Story Maud Cotton
Wary Bell Cox
Flora Augusta Talbot
Polk
Neb
Flossie Genevieve Miller
Flora Caroline French
Coming! Meas spring line of ready to measure goods
A. O. Monaca & Co announces a forthcoming display of the largest and most dependable line of piece goods for spring and summer clothing, offered to be made to customers measurements.
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HH. B
South Side Square
Russ
Osceola, Nebraska
Poland
China
A.M. Bell
Joe Gubser
A. L. Scholz
August Pearson
Grand Island
A.A. Randall
Abraham Lincoln
Osceola Bank
Tuck Record
Lincoln
Grand Army and Relief Corps
J W. Morgan
William Crisp
Szalatea
Per Yd
AC Monson&Co
W. F. Miller
H. J. McBeth
Monson Black
J. R. Gray
C. F. Brazee
Davia City
E. D. Fillman
Chappell
A. A. Young
Omaha
G. W. Gregg
Silver Creek
Jerry B. Crouse
Albert Ryan
la Junta Colp
Ray Wilson
Albert
Elmer Heinemeyer
Clarks
Alex Mustard
Mrs. Heinemeyer
City
Ernest Martin
van Waller
Harlan Fredrickson
David Waller
Mary Hope
Albert Godfrey
Arthur Boatright
Wahoo
Dassie Lovell
Nitro Gun Club
Mrs. B Cotton
Dewey Shaw
Beaver Crossing
E. P. Nelson
Omana
South Osceola
E. L. Marquis
W.O. Johnson Co
Blanche Kingsolver
Gresham
W.O Mickey
Andrew M. Monson
The
State University
Johonny Schmoker
Burg
Elvina Caristenson
Council Bluffs
J.C. Andersen
C. A. van Hoosen
Stromsbury
Central City
O. C. Dorsey
G2ineville
Dorsey Boys
Glenville
O. E. Jones
Oscar Olson
Pierce County
Lawrence Nickle
Tom Dunning
Whitman
Mrs. Dunning
George Marker
Harry Johnson
Oscar ‘Helander
Arcadia
Oscar
Roy Cox
Roy
Campbell
Fillman
Colé
Blue Canon
Chicago Lumber Company
BE. H. Sorenson
Sunny Jim
A. O. Monaca & Co
Osceola Auditorium
Augusta J. Evans
ST. Elmo
Grace Hayward
Kimball
the Manufacturers’ Piano Co
Cespans Nst
Beebe Hotel